Taking calcium supplements -- even at low doses -- linked to brain lesions in the first study of its kind.
Most calcium supplements are just plain bad news. The idea of taking calcium in pill or tablet form to "keep the bones strong" just doesn't make that much sense given, first, that we are designed to get our calcium from food. Second, ...
Was the AIDS epidemic caused by natural processes? Or, were the experimental oral polio vaccine campaigns conducted between 1957-1960 in Africa on over 1 million inhabitants to blame? Believe it or not, the debate is far from over.
[This paper was originally titled "A Strange Case of Certainty" and republished with the author's permission.]
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Originally published on www.johnweeks-integrator.com
The blog post to which my attention was called was entitled When Big Brother Went High Tech. The news from energy medicine author Lynn McTaggert jerked attention of the integrative community to a story I'd long anticipated: Google's censors turned their attention to the st...
Originally published on www.garynull.com by by Gary Null PhD, Richard Gale and Helen Buyniski
If you actually "follow the science," Wikipedia's description of Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s "anti-vaccine advocacy" might elicit indifference or unequivocal support for Wikipedia's position.
"Kennedy is the chairman of Children's Heal...